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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2277, 5 July 1880, Page 3

Public ]Notices* (jKAA WANTED in a Month and Must be had at any Sacrifice. ,OHEAr BOOTS—II. N. ANDERSON V_y has decided to make a SWEEPING SALE of his Entire Stock of BOOTS and SHOES at Pi ices never before heard of. His Whole Stock must be Sold to make up the above amount regardless of Cost. Bally round the old shop and save it from becoming a Bankrupt. CtHEAP BOOTS—Ladies’ Kid Sewn ) Boots ds (Id worth 10s.. Not Sheepskin. See them. H. N. Axdeusox. BOOTS—Ladies’ Genuine Kiel V_y High leg Boots Os fid, tassals ; worth 12s. Only wanted to be seen. H. N. Axdeusox. CHI HAP BOOTS— Ladies’ Kid, j brass heels, 7s (id; worth Tls. This is the Greatest Bargain. H. N. Axdeusox. /'■'iHEAP SHOES—Ladies’ Velvet SlipV_y pers, trimmed with fur, flannel lined, only Os (id. Never before was such value. H. N. Axdeusox. CHEAP SHOES —Men’s Strong Colonial Made Slippers, 2s (id ; usual price for these arc (is. H. N. Anderson. Cl HEAP BOOTS—Girl’s Kid Boots from ) 3s (id to (is. H. N. Axdeusox. CHEAP BOOTS—Ladies’ Hair Slippers, 7s (Id; Bronze Shoes, Os (id; Brown Shoes, 7s (id. H. N. Andeiisox. CHEAP BOOTS—Children’s Gold, Silver, Bron/.e, and Pink Boots at low price of IDs (id. H. N. Axdeiisox. (''(HEAP BOOTS—Small line Gent’s J French Hand-sewn will be Sold Cheap. All goods sold strictly for Cash. H. N. Axdeusox.

BUSINESS NOTICE. MBS e n ]> e i! s o n J A Bogs to intimate to the Public generally that ho has started business as a GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND FAEKIEIi, In New Premises, opposite the New Post Olhec, Sophia Street, And all orders entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention. Issf Note the address — JAMES HENBEBSON, BLACKSMITH AND FABBIEB, Sophia Street, (Opposite the New Post Office,) MELBOURNE INT EBNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1880. Tim Air u Local Committee : J. 11. Sutter, Chairman ; Messrs J. Granger M. Jonas, W. Evans, J. S. Gibson, and Captain Gain. TjAXHIBITS for the Melbourne ExhihijOj tion will be received by the Timaru Committee who will see to their being for warded on to .Melbourne free of cost. All Exhibits to he sent in as early as possible. Applications for space, and for otherinformation apply to Chairman of Committee or E. W. STUBBS, Hon. See. Timaru May 27, 1880. HAYING TAKEN OVER THE BUSINESS lately carried on by Mr G. GOODMAN (who is leaving for Pleasant Point), we respectfully beg to inform our Friends and the Public generally that every ctiort will he made to keep first-class Hades and Buggies, and by strict attention to business, combined with civility, to merit a fairshare of Public Patronage. CM AS. JOYCE A CO. QEOEGE E OKING HAM, PRACTICAL CHIMNEY SWEEPER, Eaton Street, Timaru. Orders left at the South Caxtkkuuui Times office or at his own residence will be promjitly attendedto. All fines of Learnington ranges carefully cleaned.

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. Stop! Look! Bead! and Go to the Gil 15 AT CLEARING SAL 15 OF BOOTS AAD SHOES, AT DUNEDIN HOUSE. rnHE Proprietors of fin's EstablishI ment having determined to give up business, will submit to the'public the whole of their Valuable Slock of BOOTS and SHOES at an BIMENSE IMSDUCTION. No reasonable offer refused. They have also for Sale a First-class Plant, suitable for the manufacturing of Boots. Sowing Machines for Sale, very cheap. The Promises will be to Let as soon as the Stock is cleared. G. JONES & CO., Proprietors. Sale Commenced on 21th inst. CARTER'S CHALLENGER MONSTER MARROW PEA. JpUROIE AND Q HAVE ON SALE, 0. Carter’s Challenger Rea Cm tor’s Red Skin Blower Ball Potatoes Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants Fruit Trees in variety including apples on the blight proof stock Thorn Quicks, Flowering shrubs and Choice Roses Californian Pines and other Forest Trees in variety All kinds of agricultural seeds All kinds of Vegetable seeds All kinds of Flower seeds. GEO. PURDIE & CO., Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Near Bank of N.Z., Timaru. MR GEORGE PEARSON has been appointed Atiiixi' at Tm.uiU For the sale of the

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